(G.
Kobliska, 2008)
COMMENTS
FROM STUDENTS
Why have you chosen Soko Gakuen?
Your (School's) curriculum is comprehensive. I'm interested in
a formal and professional instruction to the Japanese language.
Educational level of instructors is also impressive (E. Tan, 2007).
Sounds like a good accelerated program, where I can learn to speak and write. Also I need a structural environment to learn (N. Pettry, 2007).
I read positive reviews of the classes that were posted on
the Internet. Also the classes matched well with my work
schedule (R. Boone, 2007).
It appears to be a very good long term method to thoroughly and effectively learn Japanese language (verbally & written) (M. Lane, 2007).
It (School) has good
reviews and I like
that there are standardized exams (R. Lao, 2007).
Because the school seemed to have a professional academic record (K. Ruiz, 2007).
Inexpensive, positive reviews on Yelp.com, and location (D. Anderson, 2007).
For the low cost and great curriculum (J. Sutton, 2007).
Research said it was best school (S. Nakamura, 2007).
Reasonable price and credibility (P. Ratan, 2007).
Because it seems like a reputable place that specializes in teaching Japanese to all skill levels (C. Head, 2006).
... a well-liked and established school that offers extremely
reasonably priced classes (M. Kabala, 2006).
Teachers are energetic and knowledgeable about Japanese culture and
society (K. Watkins, 2006).
It seemed like an actual school rather than just someone making part-time money (J. Park, 2006).
I chose Soko Gakuen because my friend told me we learn a lot in these classes (M. Leong, 2006).
I heard that classes are taught with a lot of care from the teachers (L. Au, 2006).
I heard from many friends that it was a good place to learn (L. Patrizio, 2006).
Because of its low cost, and they teach with integrity (C. Yee, 2006).
The instructors are well qualified (L. Guzman, 2006).
Nonprofit, cheap, and well-organized (Y. Gal, 2006).
Quality and reputation (P. Kraisriphop, 2006).
Soko Gakuen had a good price and my Saturdays are free; it also seemed like a smaller, more one on one type school where I could be comfortable (C. Schutte, 2005).
Seemed geared toward people who want to learn Japanese proficiently
over a reasonable time frame rather than a short sprint (J. Gates,
2005).
It seemed like a good school, especially with the resources devoted to
teaching in terms of number of courses and teachers (A. Chander, 2005).
A friend of mine said this was a great school and she learned very
well. My grandfather also said this was a good school (J.
Yamasaki,
2005).
My sister told me that her friends highly recommended Soko Gakuen if she wanted to learn Japanese correctly (H. Lee, 2005).
After some research, I realized it was the best learning environment for me and was endorsed by a friend (V. James, 2005).
The classes offered seemed the most varied, affordable, and flexible--many different times and days (E. Suzuki, 2005).
It seems very credited and professional. The location and wide range of classes are convenient (B. Wishnia, 2005).
Heard good recommendations from others who have attended. I like the small classroom setting (C. Drum, 2005).
Soko Gakuen seems like a good school, is dedicated to one subject, and has good pricing (A. Peavey, 2005).
...because I wanted to participate in a nonprofit organization, instead of a college course (S. Yee, 2005).
It was what I saw on the Internet. They answered my email quickly and it's in SF (E. Lujan, 2005).
The nonprofit rates are very affordable. Soko Gakuen also has a good reputation (N. Good, 2005).
Ease of access, recommendation by prior student, and excellent pricing (E. Kostowski, 2005).
Excellent recommendations. Native Japanese speaking instructors (D. Theopope, 2005).
It (School) has all native teachers and seems very well organized (E. Lopez, 2005).
Because it seems to have the best program at a reasonable price (L. Heller, 2005).
I heard good things about Soko Gakuen from several friends (J. Lefler, 2005).
Because of step by step explanation of the curriculum (S. Wintaki, 2005).
Being recommended by friends. This school is excellent (E. Kam, 2005).
The caliber of instruction, size of class, and location (F. Franco, 2005).
I've heard phenomenal remarks about this place (L. Leuterio, 2005).
It was affordable and the people were friendly (S. McKenrey, 2005).
To learn Japanese with more personal attention (M. Snyder, 2005).
Structured classes and proficiency test (E. Tsang, 2005).
Nonprofit. Instructor's biographies (C. Foon, 2005).
Great quality at good price (C. Stevenson, 2005).
Price and quality (D. Adashek, 2005).
Soko Gakuen's website is never down, and it is very easy to find the
school information, grades, audio
tapes, and class assignments (A. Yu, 2004).
I found the school on the Internet and read recommendations for it. The extremely low price of courses was also attractive (L. Meier, 2004).
It was cheap, easy to get to, and at the convenient times. It is more relaxed than a city college or state college course (B. Huey, 2004).
It offered an environment that individual needs would be paid attention to. A small classroom is always better (A. Gomez, 2004).
Good references from 2 current students. They said the classes are serious and they learned a lot (M. Carbonero, 2004).
It seemed reputable, and the best option for Japanese language instruction. I appreciated your mission (L. Banks, 2004).
Website. The school appears to be well organized and well conceived (D. Johannes, 2004).
Positive reviews and inexpensive classes. I like the approach as well (C. Geymont, 2004).
Saturday + evening classes, low anxiety, and relaxed atmosphere (M. Shehane, 2004).
I was enrolled before and was impressed with the courses and staff (E. Grogan, 2004).
Website seemed informative. Teachers seem very knowledgeable (J. McRain, 2004).
I heard that Soko Gakuen was a great school to learn Japanese in (J. Criswell, 2004).
Good reviews on website, good times offered and reasonably priced (S. Peak, 2004).
There were many good recommendations of the school (R. Imperial, 2004).
Affordable, and convenient class times. Friendly staff (H. Payne, 2004).
Highly recommended by friends. Quality courses (S. Shelden, 2004).
Quality. I heard that this is a very good school (J. Grisanzio, 2004).
Price, night-time, all levels offered every quarter (K. Ito, 2004).
I loved the description of your teaching style (W. Taira, 2004).
Reasonable prices with good curriculum (M. Camilo, 2004).
Full curriculum, excellent course prices (C. Wong, 2004).
(G.
Kobliska, 2008)
Smoking
snuffs out your job chances.
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